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What are some of the problems in caring for a mentally disabled person?
Difficulties encountered in caring for a mentally disabled person:Communication and understandingIt can be extremely frustrating for both the carer and for the disabled person when misunderstandings occur. These are likely because a mentally disabled person usually has reduced communication and comprehension skills, when compared to a fully able adult, but may often have to deal with complex adult situations, such as earning money, using public transport, and sexual feelings.Stress can be caused by taking care of them, there are physical challenges with having to bathe the disabled; feed them; watch them constantly. All these are difficulties while dealing with mentally disabled people. Mainly because they're incapable of taking care of themselves.
What percent of mentally disabled people have autism and what percent of the mentally disabled have down syndrome?
100 million people
What words mean a mentally confused person?
mentally disabled
What is a zoo care taker?
a zoo care taker takes care of the animals and taking the rubbish out
What are some difficulties when taking care of a mentally disabled person?
A lot of personal time used, struggled social lives.
What are names for mentally retarded people?
Mentally disabled is a developmental disabilitycapacity for independent livingeconomic self-sufficiencylearningmobilityreceptive and expressive languageself-careself-direction
What is the movie where the mentally disabled girl whispers olive juice to her mentally disabled boyfriend across the room?
The Other Sister
What is the Arabic word of care taker?
The Arabic word for care taker is : Harees "حريص
What do you call a mentalability?
Mentally disabled.
What is the book So B It really about?
So B. It is about a mom who is mentally disabled, she is has down syndrone who is trying to take care of her daughter Heidi.
Are mostly mentally disabled kids in jail?
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How was the life like for mentally disabled people in the 1930s?
In the 1930s, mentally disabled people faced significant stigma and were often institutionalized in large, overcrowded facilities. They were frequently subjected to neglect, abuse, and inhumane treatment. Many did not have access to appropriate medical care or support services.
